Belgium Secures €52.8 Million Through New Government Bonds

London, July 25 Eurotoday Newspaper — Institutional investing is under close attention after LSEG’s Lipper division launched a review into a transaction that affected its fixed-income fund flow data. The company is examining whether an unusually large movement reflected genuine investor activity or an operational event. The review comes after preliminary figures suggested record weekly outflows

The Christopher Street Day parade occurred on the Straße des 17 Juni in the Tiergarten park near Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate.
A photo from the German tabloid Bild showed a white van with a damaged hood. According to regional media, the man drove the van into a crowd on a path in Tiergarten park.
Berlin Mayor Kai Wegner and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz denounced the attack. Wegner wrote on X: “It

In the mid-1960s, a van stopped on a Washington street, and a gray cat leaped out, heading toward the Soviet diplomatic mission. The cat was equipped with a microphone in its ear canal, a radio transmitter under its skin, and an antenna woven into its fur, all monitored by people in the van wearing headphones.
Operation Acoustic Kitten was a real, documented CIA project, confirmed by declassified

Hangzhou, China, July 25 Eurotoday Newspaper — AI startup funding is under renewed attention after Chinese artificial intelligence company DeepSeek reportedly paused discussions with prospective investors during its latest fundraising round. According to Bloomberg News, the company informed potential backers that negotiations have been put on hold for now. Reuters said it could not independently

Volkswagen has adopted an innovative approach to maintain its solar park in Poznan, Poland, by deploying a flock of 100 sheep to graze beneath its solar panels. This initiative aligns with the agrovoltaics trend, integrating farming with renewable energy production, showcasing that land can serve dual purposes.
The sheep manage the grasslands, aid in scientific research, and enhance biodiversity,

On Friday, Belgian police arrested an intern at NATO’s strategic headquarters, Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE), on suspicions of “spying on behalf of a third country and being a member of a criminal organization,” as stated by the Belgian Federal Prosecutor Office on Saturday.
The intern, a Canadian of Chinese descent, “had come to the attention” of SHAPE’s securit

New Delhi, July 25 Eurotoday Newspaper — US India bilateral trade remains on the diplomatic agenda after India confirmed it will continue discussions with the United States following the introduction of new US tariff measures. The Indian government said negotiations toward a broader trade agreement will continue despite the latest trade restrictions.
India Maintains Trade Negotiations with US
In

On 23 July 2026, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) reported a total of 2,905 confirmed cases, including 1,269 related deaths (from data up until 22 July). A total of 722 patients are hospitalized in isolation. This represents an increase of 97 new confirmed cases and 62 deaths since the previous day. The 97 new cases have been reported from Ituri (73 cases), North Kivu (18 cases), and Ha

Nearly 200,000 people have been evacuated due to fires in southwestern France, including over 167,000 in Gironde, Bordeaux’s department, and around 30,000 in Landes.
French President Emmanuel Macron announced on Friday the activation of an EU emergency mechanism, leading countries like Portugal, Croatia, Slovakia, and Sweden to send aircraft to aid France.
“Europe stands with France an

Bern, Switzerland, July 25 Eurotoday Newspaper — Swiss dairy industry producers are searching for new international markets after fresh US tariff measures created challenges for one of Switzerland’s most valuable food exports. Cheesemakers are increasing efforts to strengthen sales across Europe, Asia and the Middle East while continuing to support long-standing business relationships with Ameri